Windows 10: New DropBox extensions available

Brink · Oct 31, 2019

With new apps and services popping up by the minute, finding the right tool for the job is getting easier and easier. But with the typical knowledge worker using 35 apps, we often face scattered content, an avalanche of notifications, and teams struggling to coordinate work.

These common problems are something we've taken on with the new Dropbox. We're working to connect all your tools in one place, and today we're moving closer to that goal with improvements to Dropbox Extensions.

We introduced Extensions late last year to cut down on constant app switching by letting you take action on files stored in Dropbox. And today, we're doubling the number of available Extensions with 13 new and updated partner apps. With these new Extensions, you'll be able to:

Add files to messages. Easily send work to Gmail, Workplace by Facebook, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, WhatsApp, and Line Works.

Capture feedback and distribute videos. Use Vimeo to streamline your feedback workflow and distribute videos.

Edit and publish videos. Use Clipchamp or WeVideo to edit, create, and publish videos.

Create designs. Bring media files into Canva to design and create anything, and save finished work back to Dropbox.

Submit expenses. Simplify expense tracking by sending scanned receipts directly to FreshBooks.

Manage document workflows. Track file interactions with DocSend, and sign and notarize documents with Notarize.

You can use these and other Extensions to quickly complete tasks with your favorite tools from both the new Dropbox desktop app and dropbox.com. And when you select a file in the desktop app, we'll show Extensions you can use to edit, share, and take other actions on the file in partner apps.

These Extensions enhancements are available on all Dropbox plans today. Try them out in the new desktop app and dropbox.com, or learn about free exclusive offers from our partners on our Extensions page. And stay tuned—we'll be opening the Extensions platform to even more partner apps and rolling out support for additional languages in 2020.
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Source: New Dropbox Extensions help you bring more of your work together | Dropbox Blog

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Arul_D · Oct 31, 2019

New Dropbox folder

Hello,

Welcome to the Microsoft Community.

What is the exact issue you are facing with?

If you are facing any issues with Dropbox, I suggest you to post the query on Dropbox forums for further assistance.

Refer to the below link.

Help center

For any query related to Windows Operating System, feel free to post on Microsoft Community. We will be happy to assist you.

Thank you.

Deepika Gowda · Oct 31, 2019

Deleting Dropbox

Hello Donna,

As you are issue is concerned to deleting the Dropbox, we will help you with this issue.

Do let us know the complete error message/ error code of this issue?

Are you referring to Dropbox icon/ application on Windows 10?

If you are referring to Dropbox app on your device, try the below steps and check if it helps.

Step 1: If the Dropbox is preloaded on your desktop:

Click Start.

Click Settings.

Click System.

Click Apps & features.

Select Get Dropbox or Dropbox X GB from the application list, where "X" is the amount of space corresponding to your promotion.

Click Uninstall.

Step 2: If the Dropbox is a desktop app follow:

Press Windows + X, click on Control Panel.

Under Programs, select Uninstall a program.

Select Dropboxfrom the list of programs, and click Uninstall.

Hope it helps. Provide us additional information if you are still facing the issues with deleting the Dropbox program on your device.

Thank you.

Guest3 · Oct 31, 2019

New Dropbox Desktop App for Windows and Mac

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It’s pretty amazing how much technology helps us accomplish at work. Things that used to take days now take hours, and many small tasks—like updating a spreadsheet cell—are as easy as they should be.

Still, these advances in technology have created a new set of problems. The content you need is often scattered across multiple apps. Getting work done requires constant switching between different tools, and coordinating work with your team usually means a mountain of email and meetings.

It all adds up to a lot of time and energy spent on work that isn't the actual work itself. But we’ve got a plan, and we’re excited to share how we're going to help you get a handle on all this "work about work.”

Today, we’re unveiling the new Dropbox. It’s the Dropbox you know and love, but better. It’s a single workspace to organize your content, connect your tools, and bring everyone together, wherever you are. The first thing you’ll notice is an all-new Dropbox desktop app that we’re introducing today through our early access program. It’s more than an app, though—it’s a completely new experience.

Bring your content together

Building on our history of helping organize your content, the new Dropbox brings cloud content together with traditional files so you can keep it all in one place. Now you can:

Create, access, and share cloud content like Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides and Microsoft Office files within Dropbox. You can also choose to open Microsoft Office files in Office Online or the Google web editor.

Create and store shortcuts to any website alongside your content in Dropbox. Shortcuts make it easy to keep content from online project management and productivity tools—even news articles and wiki pages—together with the rest of your work in Dropbox.

Use one search box, not 10, to search across all of your content. You’ll see traditional files, cloud content, shortcuts, and files you’ve chosen not to download through our selective sync feature—all in one place.

And don’t worry—you can still organize all your work from the Dropbox folder in Windows File Explorer and macOS Finder.

Bring your tools together

Bringing all of your content together is just the start. We’re also making sure the apps you use throughout the day are an integral part of this new workspace. Building on our existing integrations with tools from companies like Salesforce, Adobe, and Autodesk, we’re introducing three new integrations. They’ll work seamlessly with Dropbox to help bring your content into context:

Collaborate with Slack. The new Dropbox and Slack integration helps bridge the gap between content and communication, letting you collaborate seamlessly on shared content. You’ll be able to start Slack conversations and share content to Slack channels directly from Dropbox.

Video conference with Zoom. By connecting Zoom and your calendar to Dropbox, you can now bring your work into video conferences. From Dropbox, you’ll be able to add and join Zoom Meetings. And during Zoom Meetings, you’ll be able to share files from your Dropbox.

Manage projects with Atlassian. Coming soon, enhanced integrations that we’re building with Atlassian will help teams more effectively manage their projects and content.

Bring everyone together

It isn’t just about content and tools. The heart of all that work is the people making it happen, so we’ve also built new features to help your team stay in sync. We’ve transformed shared folders into rich workspaces where teams can:

Get coordinated by adding descriptions to folders to help the team understand more about the work they’re doing. Key content can be highlighted by pinning it to the top of a workspace, and you can even @mention people and assign to-dos so everyone knows what happens next.

Gain visibility into the latest progress on shared work. The new Dropbox lets you see file activity—including viewer info and team collaboration on Dropbox content in Slack and Zoom—and keep tabs with a new team activity feed.

Share feedback by creating comments right alongside your content, across desktop, web, and mobile.

Take it out for a spin

Ready to try out the new Dropbox experience for yourself? All Dropbox users can opt in to the new desktop app through our early access program, and we’re rolling out the other features over the next few weeks. We can’t wait to hear how you’re using the new Dropbox, what you like, and what you want more of—look for the “Send feedback” button in the lower-right corner of the new desktop app. And this is just the first step. Be on the lookout for more announcements about how Dropbox will help you bring together your content, your tools, and your team.
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Source: Meet the new Dropbox | Dropbox Blog

See also:

Dropbox Updates: Meet the Latest Version - Dropbox

What is the Dropbox desktop application? – Dropbox Help

What are the system requirements to run Dropbox? – Dropbox Help

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